In this heartfelt episode of Unlocking Divinity, Ashlyn Miner tells a vulnerable, hope-filled conversation about trusting God’s timing and finding Him in life’s waiting seasons. Ashlyn shares how a lifelong desire to serve a mission collided with unexpected foot and ankle surgeries, reshaping her timeline—and her testimony. Anchored by Isaiah 40:31, she discovered that waiting on the Lord is not passive; it is strengthening, sacred, and deeply formative.

Emma and Ashlyn reflect on the God of the Old Testament who still rescues today, pointing to Daniel’s courageous “but if not” faith and Alma’s people praying in their hearts. The message? God meets us uniquely but with the same unwavering care.

Together, they testify that divine delays are not denials, that we can “worship while we wait,” and that as we keep covenants and follow any good thought, we’re guided step by step. If you’re in a holding pattern, this episode will steady your heart: God is in the details, His goodness never runs out, and He’s got your back—today, tomorrow, and every day after.

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BYU student and volunteer EMT Anna Lemke joins Unlocking Divinity for a conversation that feels deeply personal. Anna shares how training as an EMT illuminated the character of Jesus Christ.

First responders arrive on our worst days with calm focus and lifesaving skills; likewise, the Savior steps into spiritual emergencies with perfect love and power. He can “stop the bleeding” because He has already bled for us, and He sustains us daily through what Anna calls spiritual CPR—church, prayer, and scripture study. The metaphor widens with the idea of a divine “crew”: family, friends, and the Holy Ghost sent to lift, carry, and comfort us.

One of the most moving moments comes from EMT triage training: in a mass-casualty scene, responders call, “If you can hear my voice, walk toward me.” For Anna, that’s what God is always saying—especially when life grows loud or lonely.

She also shares how she hears Him: persistent daily habits, replacing harsh self-talk with kinder truth, and stepping outside to breathe and notice grace. Remembering that we chose God before we came to earth empowers her to choose Him again, and the phrase “We’re all just walking each other home” reshapes how she loves others.

Anna's strong testimony of Jesus Christ shines through the entire episode. Join us to hear her stong witness of the love of Jesus Christ.

Anna's keys to Unlocking Divinity?

Hear God's voice and walk to HimBe persistent an put in the effort to have a realtionship with HimDo things that consistently bring the Spirit into your lifeMaintain positive thoughts about yourselfTake time to be mindful

"Your Repentance Doesn't Burden Jesus Christ; It Brightens His Joy" by Sister Runia https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2025/04/43runia?lang=eng

Caleb Preisler joins Unlocking Divinity for a relatable, hope-filled conversation. Fresh home from the France Lyon Mission, Caleb admits that life didn’t unfold exactly as he envisioned. He hoped to serve in the temple frequently and take on more formal service, but the realities of school, family, and a YSA calling stretched his schedule thin. Rather than give up, he learned to magnify small opportunities where he could: inviting friends to FHE and institute, showing up to support a farewell or homecoming, and offering the simple kindnesses that lift a day.

Caleb shares how he has come to know Jesus Christ primarily through service—watching his family minister, giving blessings with his dad, and doing everyday acts like shoveling driveways. He believes serving as Christ served is the most direct way to feel how the Savior loves His children. When a difficult semester left him tempted to throw in the towel, a reminder from his mission leaders brought clarity: have faith in Jesus Christ, not in the results. That perspective helped him step out of comparison, see his efforts as enough, and trust the Lord with timing and outcomes.

For Caleb, faith means actively choosing to focus on the Savior even when doubts surface. He closes with a quiet, confident testimony: Christ lives and loves us, and the steady, small and simple efforts we make—offered with faith—are exactly how we come to know Him and become like Him.

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